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As with all Community projects, we are always busy fundraising to be able to provide more opportunities for people to be able to access our services. If you wish to help support us you can do so in one of the following ways:
Local Giving gives you a safe way for you to donate. We can also claim Gift Aid though Local Giving, so please use this method if you are a UK taxpayer. Local Giving periodically run a 'grow your own tenner' scheme, meaning they will double your £10 donation to £20! Keep an eye on our Local Giving page or our Facebook page for when these come up.
Easyfundraising is a way to raise money for good causes such as schools, charities, sports clubs, religious groups, community groups and more, simply by shopping online. Shop with over 2,700 top retailers. It's Free and only takes a minute to set up! Then every time you shop we get a donation at no cost to you.
Financial donation via Cash or Cheque. Please make cheques payable to 'Equine Partners CIC' and post to: Equine Partners CIC, c/o 41 Oakcroft Gardens, Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN17 6LT
Donation of goods, anything horse related, horse/rider equipment or anything else non-horse related. Donations of goods can either be used by Equine Partners CIC directly or sold to enable us to use the funds to purchase items we need.
Buy something from our eBay shop! http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/equinepartnerscic Every penny goes to Equine Partners.
Buy your rosettes for your shows from www.inspirationsrosettes.co.uk and they will donate money from every sale to Equine Partners CIC
Run an event/tack sale etc and get people to sponsor you
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On Monday's broadcast of "Fox & Friends," Nigel Farage, member of the European Parliament and Leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP), echoed a claim he had made in recent days regarding so-called multiculturalism in the wake of last week's attacks on the French magazine Charlie Hebdo.
Farage explained how barriers to assimilation by immigrants in European countries, including in his home nation of Britain, have been created by this push for multiculturalism, mainly the "no-go zones."
"I go to New York and i see all sorts of different people from all over the world who came to New York in the last couple of hundred years. and who in the melting pot, all got an identity, a New York identity, an American identity, and they fly the flag and they're Americans and speak to each other and work with each overt the problem, although the French government had a slightly different attitude to the British government, what has happened is there has not been integration," Farage explained. "So we've got in the suburbs of most actually of the big French cities effectively areas that have become Muslim-only areas. And if you want to live in a happy, free society that works together, you have to speak the same language and you have to integrate."
"[T]axpayer-funded multiculturalism has encouraged them to keep speaking their own languages and to live within their own communities, thereby fostering further division," he added. "All I've done is state the facts behind this problem and the reason I've had the criticism and the heat from Britain's leading politicians is because they are the guilty men and women. They have caused this problem and do not have any solution."
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NOURISH: A celebration of local food and art
Inspired by over 3,000 people who attended the BIG Tiny House Festival presented by Miranda's Hearth last summer, The Umbrella Community Arts Center is hosting their second summer arts festival from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm on July 15, 2017. This year, The Umbrella is collaborating with The Greater Boston Food Bank to host NOURISH: A celebration of local food and art. As an art-filled building in a farm-filled town, The Umbrella is creating a space to celebrate how both art and food build community.
This day-long, family-friendly festival will highlight local farmers, artists, restaurants, food and art based initiatives. Throughout the day, attendees will be invited to engage directly with local farmers, food producers, and artists in order to learn their stories and raise awareness about food and art in the vibrant Concord community.
The Greater Boston Food Bank, which supports Concord Open Table in addition to several other local food pantries, will coordinate activities for kids that spread awareness about healthy food and initiatives to end hunger. There will be music, tasting, art activities, and more. Mark your calendars now! Tickets for the festival are $5 for individuals or $10 for a family. All proceeds go towards The Greater Boston Food Bank and The Umbrella Community Arts Center.
Share your work at NOURISH: A celebration of local food and art at The Umbrella Community Arts Center, Concord, MA on July 15, 2017 from 11:00 am-4:00 pm.
In particular, we're looking for businesses or artists that focus on one or more of the following:
- Farming
- Locally produced food
- Sustainable food
- Health
- Food-based art
- Craft
- Local Concord Community
The table fee for the festival is $50 and should be paid upon acceptance.


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A New Comprehensive Therapy is Available to Reverse Hearing Loss
Now hear this!
20th Century experts will still tell you in 2016 that there is no way to reverse natural, age-related or many other types of hearing loss. The Repair Stem Cells Institute, in conjunction with Dr. Oldrich Capek, Medical Director of the Tonson Medical Group (www.tonsoncenter.com) in Bangkok, Thailand, is happy to announce that another medical "fact" is now a myth. After all, this is the 21st Century, and today we know that there is no single cure. Why? Because there are more reasons for hearing loss than most doctors know, even today!
Dr. Capek and his associates in Europe have achieved remarkable results with comprehensive, stem cell based, hearing loss therapies to deal with the various causes of hearing loss in addition to aging, including: congenital hearing loss; tinnitus, neuropathies; cerebral sclerosis and arteriosclerosis; certain oto-toxic antibiotics; chronic inflammation; trauma; tumors; and, environmental factors.
This means testing is crucial, because
if we do not know the exact cause of the hearing problem, we have no way to proceed
The protocol starts with a complete diagnosis based on traditional and specialist examinations augmented by Wegacheck and Vegatest Expert computers, technology which can uncover ten times the data derived from standard blood tests!
Once the exact diagnosis is determined, therapy starts with a
combination of i.v. Na2-EDTA Chelation Protocol that eliminates various toxins, improves circulation, and removes arterial plaque. Ideally, this non-invasive therapy is repeated at least 10 times.
After chelation therapy, Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) 600 mg may be administered to foster peripheral nerve rejuvenation. Oral pharmaceutical grade ALA is then prescribed for continued use. All of this is in preparation for the remarkable stem cell therapy that will yield a positive reversal of hearing loss
usually within 3 months
. Highly purified stem cells and brain growth factors, along with neuronal growth factors and ear complex stem cells – are applied intravenously and/or intramuscularly on an out-patient basis over 10-14 days. Again, how many days is determined by the test results and varies by patient.
The efficacy and purity of these cells derives from research begun in 1976 at the Medical Faculty of Heidelberg University and has been constantly refined by teams of leading researchers, cell biologists, geneticists, and oncologists. The purity of these cells guarantees that they will not (simply cannot) cause
adverse, allergic, or rejection reactions.
This extraordinary breakthrough therapy is available only at the Tonson Medical Group in Bangkok, Thailand, a state-of-the-art facility. Treatment takes 10 - 14 days followed by 2 months of simple home treatment and costs $13,900, including your airport pickup and return. Your hearing will improve.
85% of our patients have 10%-30% improvements when they depart, and with the home therapy they can go up another 10%. Those who wish to try for more have the option of coming back for a second two week treatment for 10% less cost, after a proper waiting period.
For more information about this remarkable new stem cell therapy which may completely change
Click here to complete the Questionnaire for Hearing Loss Patients
Once you have submitted your questionnaire Dr. Capek himself can decide if you're a viable candidate.
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For any other medical conditions if you wish to determine if you (or your loved one's) medical condition is treatable with today's high quality stem cells, take four minutes to fill out this short form and SUBMIT it to RSCI. You will learn everything about stem cells for
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Featuring the FSC Music Department
Highly anticipated each year, the Department of Music's Christmas Gala has become an essential music tradition for the community. This year's edition, Joys of the Season: The Christmas Gala, offers a wonder-filled array of musical favorites performed by Department of Music students, faculty, and guests, including members of FSC's Dance Program. Come join the holiday fun and festivities in beautifully adorned Branscomb Auditorium!


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Mauldin receives Holding Award for 2011
Robert R. Mauldin has received the Lewis R. Holding Philanthropic Leadership Award for 2011, according to James W. Narron, chairman of the board of directors of the North Carolina Community Foundation (NCCF).
Mauldin was honored at the NCCF's board meeting last week in Raleigh for his instrumental leadership on the statewide board and as the founding president of the Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation for Greater Rocky Mount, which was officially chartered in 2004 as the Rocky Mount Area Community Foundation, an affiliate of NCCF. The name change occurred in 2010, when Mauldin stepped down as president of the advisory board of the Rocky Mount affiliate after 13 years of service. (Samuel W. Johnson now heads up the advisory board.)
Carmen Holding Ames presented the award to Mauldin at the board meeting. The award was established to honor her late father, Lewis R. Holding, who founded the NCCF in 1988. The leadership award is presented by the NCCF board to an affiliate president or board member who has demonstrated exceptional leadership resulting in outstanding growth for an affiliate.
The Rocky Mount affiliate was launched from a fund created in 1997 by Centura Bank to honor Mauldin and Richard Futrell Jr., both retired chairmen of Centura. Since its inception, the Futrell-Mauldin Community Foundation has awarded nearly $550,000 to the Rocky Mount area. "Nash County certainly benefited from Mr. Mauldin's leadership on the Rocky Mount board, and the entire State of North Carolina is better off from his visionary contributions to the North Carolina Community Foundation," said Jennifer Tolle Whiteside, NCCF CEO and president.


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How to use SPARTY PAY CARD?
- The official currency at Sparty events is the SpartyPAY card.
- The balance of the cards can be topped up at SPARTYPAYPOINTS with the amount desired. At first with a minimum of 8000HUF. There is a DEPOSIT of 2000 HuF for each card + string.
- You can pay with the spartyPAY card at all the bars. After ordering please check the amount displayed on the screen of the card reader, and if correct, just put your card to the reader. Your balance may be checked at any of the bars and SPARTYPAYpoints.
- Feel free to use the card as a safe. Keep the card on you at all time. The remaining balance can be reimbursed in cash at SpartypayPoints during the event. The balance is not transferable from event to event. You can get your refund at the closing the event the latest. Refund requests after the event cannot be considered.


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WONCA is an unusual, yet convenient acronym comprising the first five initials of the World Organization of National Colleges, Academies and Academic Associations of General Practitioners/Family Physicians.
WONCA's short name is World Organization of Family Doctors.
Seoul, Korea
Beirut, Lebanon
Tijuana, Mexico
Kyoto, Japan
Professor Barbara Starfield championed the value and need of strong primary health care systems worldwide. This collection emphasizes the case for primary care and includes a number of Barbara Starfield's own articles as well as other key related material.
March, 2016
Dr Enrique Falceto de Barros, Pro-Tem Chair WONCA Working Party on the Environment, message to members of the working party encouraging their participation in the WONCA World conference coming to Rio in November this year.
En catalán tenemos un dicho que dice "roda el món i torna al Born", que significa que después de viajar por un tiempo; la gente tiene una tendencia natural a volver a su lugar de origen
In Catalan we have an expression that says "roda el món i torna al born", it means that after travelling for a while; people have a tendency to come back to their native place.
February, 2016
It is planned to launch the WONCA Rural South Asia (WoRSA) health group formally during forthcoming WONCA-SAR conference in Feb 2016.
January, 2016
John Wynn-Jones write: On behalf of the WONCA Working Party on Rural Practice (WWPRP), I wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year. We are coming to the end of our latest triennium and it's a good time to reflect on what we have achieved and what we need to do in the next three years.
December, 2015
A one-day workshop on Research in Primary Health Care was organised by a joint collaboration between the European General Practice Research Network and the Vasco da Gama Movement during the VdGM preconference in Istanbul
November, 2015
Dr Jens Holst, from Germany is this month's Rural Round-up author. He writes about a new elective, undergraduate rural practice course at the University of Magdeburg.
The World Health Organisation has recently updated its mhGAP guidelines for the management of common mental health problems in low and middle income countries.
WONCA works closely with WHO and offers consultancy services in support of mhGAP.
October, 2015
This month's rural round-up is written by a trio of Australians working in Tasmania, who consider the different workforce needs of that island.
Prof Dada Leopando reports on a meeting of the WONCA Working Party on Women in Family Medicine (WWPWFM) held in June in the Philippines
August 2018
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Yes, it's been done beautifully at the Frey House II in Palm Springs!
Architect Alpert Frey designed this unique home for himself in 1963. He is considered the elder statesman of Palm Springs Architecture. Born in Zurich in 1903, he developed an interest in architecture. However he was not interested in designing in the style of the day, Beaux Artes. He was looking for a different way to express form. Early in his career he discovered Le Corbusier's book "Towards A New Architecture" which would form his ideas about form and structure. He eventually worked for the famous Corbusier. Interested in American technology, he immigrated here in 1930. He immediately found work with A.Lawrence Kocher the editor of Architectural Record. He came to the Desert in 1934, to design an office and apartment for Kocher's brother, who was the only doctor in town. Eventually, Frey settled in the Desert and loved the light and air just like many who come here and stay.
Frey designed specifically for the Desert. Chris Sahlin, AIA states it well. "Some architects who worked in the Desert used the same home designs that they used in other subdivisions in the San Fernando Valley, but Albert Frey built in ways specific to the Desert. Some of his buildings are put together, in fact, the way desert succulents grow, with one organic piece added atop of another. Frey's own house is like that: It's anchored in a rock base, part of the earth, with a very light structure atop that lives on its own, rising out of the ground, the way a living desert cactus would grow out of the rock."
Frey house II sits at the end of a very steep road. I was a little frightened in the shuttle bus going around hairpin turns with no guard rails in sight. But, the ride was worth it! The house seems to float on air and has commanding views of the valley below. It is a very peaceful, serene place with a little swagger thrown in.
As a designer, I was impressed with the color pallate inspired by what he saw outside. The ceiling is a calm turquoise blue and the curtains are bright yellow inspired by the encilia flowers that bloom adjacent to the home. Every detail was thought out from storage solutions to how the home was sited. He took a year to document the movement of the sun so that the house would be warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
Tours of this architectural gem are held during Modernism Week in February each year. I would recommend checking the website in the fall to secure your ticket. They always sell out and they always go fast. www.modernismweek.com
I could write much more about this architect and his life, he was quite the bon vivant, but I'll save that for another blog. Who is your favorite Desert architect? Till next time…
A Boulder As A Room Divider?
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Taxpayers Sue Governor to Invalidate Washington State Climate Change Executive Order
Six taxpayers filed a lawsuit this week to invalidate an executive order issued by Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire. The taxpayers believe–with good reason–that the governor violated the doctrine of separation of powers by snatching a failed bill out of the


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New Penguin Super-Colony Discovered from Space02 / 03 / 2018, Sci-Tech
Scientists have found another 1.5 million penguins living in Antarctica. Ecologists had grown concerned in recent years as they counted fewer and fewer Adélie penguins, once the most abundant...
Frogs Took Leap Forward After Meteor Wiped Out Dinosaurs05 / 07 / 2017, Sci-Tech
The global catastrophe that killed off dinosaurs was good news for frogs, scientists have discovered. According to new research, 88% of frog species living today owe their existence to the meteor...
Coral Reef Discovered Near the Mouth of the Amazon River25 / 04 / 2016, Sci-Tech
Scientists have discovered vibrant coral reef ecosystem near the mouth of the Amazon River that stretches roughly 3,700 square miles -- even though coral isn't supposed to be able to grow there in...
New Dancing Frog Species Found in Indian Habitat08 / 05 / 2014, Sci-Tech
Scientists have discovered 14 new species of so-called dancing frogs in the jungle mountains of southern India-- just in time, they fear, to watch them fade away.
60 Possible New Species Found in Suriname Forest04 / 10 / 2013, Sci-Tech
Braving perilous river rapids in Suriname's rainforest, international scientists found six frogs and 11 fish that are among 60 creatures that may be new species, a tropical ecologist with a U.S.-...


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It is no secret that tea offers an abundance of benefits. It is used to promote health, ward off certain ailments and even lift our mood. It is a common staple in many households, and is available in an endless variety of blends and flavors. Perfect with a nice book or even just as an excuse to stop and savor the moment, my kitchen is stocked with a wide array of tea. However, while my tastes may change, there are 5 teas that will forever have a home among my shelves.
Lavender tea is an absolute must have as a frequent migraine and headache sufferer. 2 years ago I decided to test lavender blends after discovering that the essential oil was very beneficial in my home. I soon realized that this fragrant blend eased my headaches and could help me curb migraines. My go to cuppa is a white tea blend consisting of lavender, roses blossoms and a hint of peach. I also drink lavender when feeling anxious.
Other benefits include: Indigestion relief and sleep promotion.
Ginger tea is another favored choice. While I know the flavor can be hit or miss with many (luckily it is hit with me), it is ideal for soothing an upset stomach and can occasionally prevent nausea. Being a frequent vertigo sufferer, I replenish this staple often, welcoming blends that incorporate a bit of lemongrass and prefer to always serve this warm with lemon and raw honey.
Other benefits include: reduced inflammation, improved circulation, stress relief and easing cramps.
Echinacea was actually introduced to me by the non tea drinking nonhusband. It is the only tea he drinks. Why? Because it has this wonderful ability to help fight off illnesses such as the common cold. The herb is believed to give your immune system a nice little boost and help kick those nasty symptoms sooner. I always drink it warm, also with raw honey.
Other benefits include: boosting the healing process of multiple skin conditions and easing arthritic pain.
Black tea contains a low dose of caffeine and a ton of antioxidants. I think it goes without saying why this is my morning cuppa. Packed with numerous beneficial qualities, it is one of the few teas I consume with milk and actual sugar.
Other benefits include: promotes oral health, improves cognitive functioning and boosts the immune system.
Chamomile happens to be my son's absolute favorite. It has many beneficial and healthy uses. But in this home the light, caffeine free, herbal tea is the "bedtime tea". Soothing and stress reducing, we have made a habit of unwinding in the evening with a nice warm cup of Chamomile and raw honey to help us ease into a more rewarding sleep.
Other benefits include: aiding in headache relief, treating stomach cramps, calming muscles spasms, and promoting healthy skin.
What are your favorite teas & why?
Do you have specific tea that you always keep in the home? Maybe you have a certain blend that helps you sleep at night or eases specific symptoms. I would love to know how you use tea as part of your daily life. Let's chat!
**None of the information above is intended to replace medical advice. As always, you should consult a healthcare provider regarding any current conditions or treatment.**
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I was craving chicken tortilla soup, and I have never made it, so I thought it would try something new and fun! This recipe is healthy and delicious, so enjoy.
Slow Cooker Chicken Tortilla Soup
Adapted from a recipe found on sparkrecipes.com
- 3 raw boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- 1 (15 ounce) can no-salt added tomatoes
- 1 (10 ounce) can enchilada sauce
- 1 medium onion (I sliced in half so I can easily remove from soup since I don't like onions. You can chop and leave in if you like onions)
- 2 TBSP minced garlic
- 2 cups water
- 1 TBSP cumin
- 1 TBSP chili powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 (10-ounce) package frozen corn
- 1 (14 ounce) can of black beans (drained and rinsed)
- Corn tortillas if you want to make some for topping
- Combine all the ingredients (except the corn and black beans) in a large slow cooker. Stir to combine.
- Cook on high for 4-6 hours or low 6-8 for hours.
- When there is an hour left on the slow cooker, add frozen corn and rinsed black beans.
- When cooking is complete, remove chicken from soup and shred.
- Return to soup and stir.
Additional Topping
- With 15 minutes to go, I sliced up some corn tortillas into strips.
- Put some olive oil on a plate and rub each strip in the oil. Cook in the oven at 325 degrees Farenheit for 10-15 minutes (until crispy).
- Top your soup with the tortilla chips, lowfat sour cream, or any other toppings that you desire!
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Shining Stars: The Nelson Family
STEUBENVILLE, Ohio —
"It's a canvas waiting to be painted. There's opportunity. There's empty lots waiting to be filled, there's trails waiting to be built. Parks waiting to be rebuilt. It's just opportunity.
Mark and his wife Gretchen met at Franciscan University. They weren't born in Steubenville, but they've made it their home.
"It's a canvas waiting to be painted. There's opportunity. There's empty lots waiting to be filled, there's trails waiting to be built. Parks waiting to be rebuilt. It's just opportunity.
Seeking opportunities to make Steubenville a better place is standard practice for the Nelson family, this week's Shining Stars.
If you live in Steubenville, chances are you already know of Mark Nelson. He and his wife and their nine children each do their small part to make a big impact on the community they love so much.
"This next space is another store front; this is going to be a popcorn shop: Steubenville popcorn company,"
Flavors will feature all things Steubenville like the Baron Blend and Bridge Blend.
It's just an idea that popped in the mind of Mark Nelson.
"Wake up, sometimes in the middle of the night, lay in bed thinking about things, ideas or problems or opportunities," Mark said.
There's Nelson Fine Arts on Lincoln Avenue, a national gift manufacturing business. There's also a family farm on Coal Hill in Steubenville, where the family runs a maple syrup manufacturing business.
And Mark is highly involved in city government. If that weren't enough, he recently purchased three store fronts on North Fourth Street.
"Full-fledged coffee roasting, we don't know the name of it yet," Mark said.
He has a lot of ideas brewing, but he doesn't do it alone.
"So Madeline is 22, Therese is 21, Gabe is 19, Genna is 17, Max is 15 Domenic is 11, Jake is nine, Callista is seven and Zoe is three," Mark said.
Mark and his wife Gretchen met at Franciscan University. They weren't born in Steubenville, but they've made it their home.
"I always say I see the town as an extension of my home and I like my home to be beautiful," Mark said. "I like it to be a welcoming place."
The kids play a big role.
Genna is lending her voice to bring attention to the revitalization efforts of the Grande Theatre.
"It's a treasure," she said. "It's something we shouldn't lose. We shouldn't waste it, so I'm looking forward to it being completely renovated."
Terese is working on a large nativity scene display. She's most known for her creative role in designing and decorating dozens of life-sized nutcrackers for the city's nutcracker village and advent market during the holidays. However, her passion for Steubenville is year-round.
"You can walk down the middle of the street any time of day and its peaceful and people are nice," she said.
Even little Domenic knows you have to keep busy to make things better.
"To rebuild the community," he said.
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"Probably the best dad that anybody could ask for and more than just being there and providing for the family in the sense of having a job and making money and bringing home the bacon, but he took it a step further, and all of this work for the city and as a father figure for us, making a home that we can stay in and well want to raise our kids in," said.
As for how he feels about them, Mark says he couldn't be prouder.
The Nelsons hope others will join them in a journey to make Steubenville a better place.
"Use whatever God's given you to the best of your ability and hopefully go home tired at night, but at least fulfilled and know that you gave it your best," Mark said.
Mark is hoping the popcorn and coffee shop should be open by summer.
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The place: C*Shore Kitchen and Bar, 554 Route 6, Wellfleet, 508-349-7500, cshorewellfleet.com
The vibe: Art deco style with a nod to modern
The food: Locally sourced ingredients with a creative twist
The cost: $80 for two appetizers, an entrée, a burger, a beer and one glass of wine
Worth the price alone: Deviled eggs with candied bacon ($7)
– Laurie Higgins
The place: Kelly's on 134, 50 Route 134, South Dennis, 781-254-0614, kelly134.com
The vibe: Modern upbeat tavern
The food: Upscale pub food with creative twists
The cost: $150 for dinner four with cocktails and leftovers
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The place: Ricciardelli's, 575 Main St., Hyannis, 401-626-0645, ricciardellis.com
The vibe: Small Italian restaurant with wood accents and a red ceiling.
The food: Traditional Italian
The cost: Entrees range from $13.95 to $26.95
Worth the price alone: The minestrone soup
– Laurie Higgins
The place: Coonamessett Inn, 311 Gifford St., Falmouth, 508-548-2300, coonamessettinn.com
The vibe: Cahoon dining room is elegant but a little dated, and far too dark the night we visited to enjoy food's presentation
The food: Classics, plus seasonal dishes that draw on a variety of cuisines
The cost: $150 for three, including wine, but before tax or tip
Worth the price alone: The steak tips, plus the berry tart, especially the chocolate sauce served with it
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The place: Epic Oyster, 70 County Road, North Falmouth, 508-563-3742
The vibe: Charming atmosphere in a railroad car with a slice of small-town-hip. Small space, reservations recommended
The food: Delicious, fresh, and imaginative. Oysters and other seafood reign here, but a wide variety is offered, including vegetarian/vegan and meat options.
The cost: $110 for two, before tax or tip (food and wine included)
Worth the price alone: Look up on your entrance to see the ceiling lined in sides of wine crates; proceed to the bar for a drink while you to watch shuckers prepare oysters and other shellfish to order.
Don't miss: The oyster menu. After dinner, say hello to one of the owners or staff members; they are appreciative, friendly, and supportive of one another and the community.
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Erected 1977 by Division of Archives and History. (Marker Number L 3.)
Location. 35° 13.922′ N, 80° 50.164′ W. Marker is in Charlotte, North Carolina, in Mecklenburg County. Marker is at the intersection of North Tyron Street and East 11th Street on North Tyron Street. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Charlotte NC 28202, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. St. Peter's Episcopal Church (approx. 0.3 miles away); Mecklenburg Resolves (approx. half a mile away); Mrs. "Stonewall Jackson" 1831-1915 (approx. 0.6 miles away); Branch U.S. Mint (approx. 0.6 miles away); Site of the U.S. Branch Mint (approx. 0.6 miles away); Jefferson Davis Informed of Lincoln's Death (approx. 0.6 miles away); British Encampment, 1780 (approx. 0.6 miles away); The Last Meetings of the Confederate Cabinet (approx. 0.7 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Charlotte.
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For people with disabilities, we provide assisted listening devices, large print orders of service and hymnals. Also, our Sanctuary, Parish Room and Chapel are wheelchair accessible.
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This Unitarian Universalist congregation was founded over 200 years ago and although rooted in tradition, we practice a vital, contemporary faith and offer a welcoming community.
Summer Worship Service Has Begun!
From June 24 - Sept 2, services will begin at 10AM in the Joseph Priestly Parish Room.
Our Summer Worship series is a phenomenal opportunity to connect with other members of the First Unitarian Church Family, as our worship series are led by congregants. This year, our series is as diverse and eclectic as ever. Here is a rundown of this year's Sermons and Worship Leaders:
July 1: "Building The Beloved Community: Who, Me?" led by Phyllis Belk
July 8: "A Meditation on Leaving," led by Doug Watts
July 15: "A Beginner's Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste," led by Eliza Hammer
July 22: "Connected: Beyond What We Know,"
led by Zemoria Brandon
July 29: "Emotional Intelligence for Unitarians - Seeking Self-Awareness Strategies," led by Stephen Oliver
August 5: "How Do We learn to Trust Ourselves Again?" led by David O'Connor
August 12: "Questions of Faith," led by Rev. Abbey Tennis
August 19: "Faith or Fiction?" led by Luana Goodwin
August 26: The Blessing of the Animals, led by Rev. Abbey Tennis
September 2: "History as Social Justice and Spiritual Practice," led by Rebecca Ortenberg
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The future of instant racing gambling in Kentucky is back in the hands of a trial judge who the Kentucky Court of Appeals on Friday ordered to further develop the issues surrounding the slot-like game.
The 2-1 decision doesn't expressly prohibit instant racing at Kentucky Downs in Franklin near the Kentucky-Tennessee state line and Ellis Park in Henderson. Instead, the court sent the case back to Franklin Circuit Judge Thomas Wingate with instructions to allow the Family Foundation of Kentucky and the state to explore several issues surrounding the game, in which patrons bet on historic races without knowing the names of the trainers, jockeys or horses involved.
In December 2010, Wingate upheld a proposal allowing tracks to accept pari-mutuel bets on rebroadcasts of the old races. The Family Foundation intervened in a lawsuit seeking to clarify the issue.
By not allowing the state and the Family Foundation of Kentucky to exchange evidence and flesh out the issues, it is impossible to tell what the trial judge relied on to justify upholding instant racing, Senior Judge Joseph E. Lambert wrote for the appeals court.
Martin Cothran, a senior policy analyst for the Lexington-based Family Foundation of Kentucky, said the ruling levels the playing field in the litigation.
"With an issue as ripe for corruption as expanded gambling, the public has a right to question, know and understand the underlying facts relating to the gambling activity and the special interests involved," Cothran said.
Social clubs like the faux and defunct Kentucky Fairness Alliance pose no threat to family values in Kentucky. Other social groups, Lexington Fairness and the Gay and Lesbian Services Organization or GLSO are also without power or merit, just a bunch of homosexuals getting together to get drunk? Cocktail anyone?
Louisville Fairness Campaign has proven how useless they are with the Berea ordinance. Chris Hartman the director of Louisville Fairness Campaign publicly promised a Madison County Human Rights Commission. They created it and omitted the gay agenda, a major slap in the face to Hartman's credibility.
Hartman also proved that he himself is a bully, covered by major news outlets:
The leading supporter of the so-called "Bullying Bill" became verbally and physically abusive in a Capitol Annex hallway with an opponent of the bill after the bill went down to defeat in a House committee, attracting the attention of State Police and other observers. The Family Foundation called on the Fairness Campaign to issue a public apology for the behavior of its director, Chris Hartman. "If you are really opposed to bullying, the last thing you probably want to do is engage in it in plain sight after a meeting in which a bill prohibiting it was just discussed," said Family Foundation spokesman Martin Cothran. Hartman obstructed the path of Andrew Walker, who had lobbied the committee against the bill, harassing him as he was leaving the restroom after the meeting and began interrogating him in an intimidating way. Several minutes later, Hartman cornered Walker again and began verbally bullying him with charges of being opposed to student safety.
According to Louisville's Courier Journal, Hartman "became verbally and physically abusive toward Andrew Walker, a policy analyst for The Family Foundation of Kentucky, who had lobbied against the bill." As a result, The Family Foundation of Kentucky has called on the Fairness Campaign to issue a public apology for the behavior of Hartman.
Personally I think criminal charges should have been filed but the Louisville Fairness Campaign still has some political strength.
Kentucky Equality Federation's former president, Jordan Palmer successfully lobbied the feds to prosecute the first so-called gay hate crime in the United States. So what? They also forced the city of Hazard to make changes and got a true Christian suspended from his job just because he didn't want homosexuals kissing in his pool.
With Palmer no longer in the drivers seat, the future political power of Kentucky Equality Federation is in question. With Palmer and his political connections gone Kentucky Equality Federation will collapse on itself. Palmer stepped down for health reasons, he probably has AIDS knowing how easy the gays have sex.
Joshua Koch the Kentucky Equality Federation's new president condoned the illegal removal of a freedom of speech billboard which told God fearing people the truth: "Abortion is Murder and Homosexuality is a Sin!" Just how hard do you think the Lexington Police Department is going to investigate the removal of that billboard with a gay mayor?
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5 Easy Ways to Make Your Wedding Meaningful
Hello, my friends! I'm Lindsey, a wedding and anniversary photographer for heartfelt couples, and I'm thrilled to be joining you today with some sweet ideas to make your wedding personal and meaningful.
As a newly engaged bride, I remember being exactly where you are…you're planning a wedding, you're overwhelmed with the thousands of options for everything from invitations to dinner napkins, and amongst the thousand Google searches you've already done, you're wondering how you'll ever create a wedding that is both meaningful and unique.
Personalize your ceremony.
The beautiful thing about modern weddings is the ability to honor tradition while also making the experience your own. Your ceremony is the perfect time to reflect this to your family and friends. Write your own vows to each other, choose readings that reflect your relationship and personality, or select an officiant who can tailor your ceremony uniquely to you. I've had brides who asked their close friend to officiate their weddings (did you know you can become a legal temporary officiant online?), planted trees together, washed each other's feet, and another couple who took turns reading stanzas of a meaningful poem to their guests.
Incorporate an heirloom.
It could be a grandparent's handkerchief that you wrap around your bouquet, a piece of your mother's wedding dress sewed into your own, or a family member's silver platter that you use at the dessert table- heirlooms are an incredible way to incorporate heartfelt touches into your wedding day. Most family members are thrilled that you want to include their special item in your day, and because they already own them, it's one less thing you have to purchase or budget for!
Let your wedding give back.
More and more wedding registry options are popping up that allow you to give back to a charitable organization of your choice. Whether you choose this as your entire wedding registry or just donate a percentage of your honeymoon fund, this option adds just one more layer of heart to your beautiful day.
Pull from your history or heritage.
An amazing source of inspiration is looking to your geological roots. Whether it's the hometown you grew up in or the country of your ancestors, a little bit of research can yield so much inspiration to be found in history. This could be a Second Line if you grew up in New Orleans, a bagpipe processional if he has Scottish roots, or a signature cocktail that matches the national drink of your heritage country.
Start with your story.
I am constantly told by brides that they don't have an inspirational love story and every time I love to prove them wrong! Whether you met on the top of the empire state building, online, or just in a local bar, your story is beautiful and can provide endless inspiration for your wedding day. Start with the basics. Where did you meet? What time of year? Where was your first date? What did you eat or do? What are your favorite activities together? The answers to these basic questions can help guide you in making personal, meaningful choices for your wedding day. Still not sure how to take these answers and make them wedding reality?
With a little bit of work, and mostly heart, creating a meaningful wedding day is unquestionably within your reach! Cheers to your beautiful and heartfelt wedding day, sweet bride!
Lindsey LaRue is a maxi skirt wearing, salted caramel loving, Georgia based wedding and anniversary photographer for heartfelt couples. She has a penchant for deep conversations over coffee and accidentally overwatering her houseplants. She is happiest when spending time with her husband and her constant has always been the mission to encourage and equip couples to have a wildly thriving marriage.
You can find out more on her Instagram, her newsletter, her blog, and her website.


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Kuhl receive UNITE scholarship
CORBIN – Corbin High School senior Marcus Kuhl was recognized Tuesday, May 7, as an "I Am UNITE" scholarship recipient. This is the first year for the scholarships, valued at $1,500 each. Kuhl was presented the scholarship by Mikkah Rogers, UNITE's youth programs coordinator. A total of 19 "I Am UNITE" scholarships were given this year by the UNITE Foundation, funded through private...Read More
6 free regional basketball camps offered
Six free regional basketball camps conducted by former University of Kentucky all-star Jeff Sheppard will be offered by Operation UNITE this summer. All school-age youth are invited to participate in the Shoot Hoops Not Drugs programs at the following dates and locations: • Monday, June 3 – Carter County, East Carter Middle School, 1 Spirit Lane, Grayson • Tuesday, June 4 – Elliott...Read More
Smoot to replace Kelly as UNITE CEO
LONDON – Dan Smoot, who has been part of the Operation UNITE team since its inception a decade ago, will step up to lead the organization effective May 15. The UNITE Board of Directors voted Tuesday, April 30, to elevate Smoot to President and Chief Executive Officer. He will replace Karen Kelly, who helped create UNITE in 2003. "The Board of Directors is very pleased to announce the hiring...Read More
1,200 lbs of drugs collected in UNITE region
In just a single day, citizens across southern and eastern Kentucky have doubled the amount of unwanted or unused medications returned for safe disposal. On Saturday, April 27, Operation UNITE partnered with local anti-drug coalitions, the Kentucky State Police, and local law enforcement agencies for the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's sixth National Prescription Drug Take-Back...Read More
Kelly named Hal Rogers' District Director
SOMERSET, KY – U.S. Rep. Harold "Hal" Rogers (KY-05) announced Thursday, April 11, that the Director of Operation UNITE, Karen Kelly, will be joining his Fifth Congressional District Staff as District Director effective May 15, 2013. Concurrently, Rogers' District Director, Chris Girdler is announcing his transition to the private sector, while continuing to serve as State...Read More
Summit focused national attention on Rx drug abuse
CHAMPIONSGATE, FL – A national outcry about the human cost of prescription drug abuse is needed if efforts to stop this national epidemic are to be successful, participants at the second National Rx Drug Abuse Summit were told. "When are we going to take it seriously, because in the end these are friends and family members" who are paying for the cost of addiction, said Joseph Rannazzisi,...Read More


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Mr Saleh, an important if mercurial US ally who has held presidential office since 1978, made his announcement after Yemen's opposition called on its supporters to stage a "day of rage" in major cities on Thursday.
"I won't seek to extend my presidency for another term or have my son inherit it," he told an emergency session of parliament. "No to hereditary rule and no to life presidency."
Mr Saleh's decision shows the spreading fear of contagion in the region inspired by popular revolts first in Tunisia and now Egypt.
It also follows Tuesday's decision by King Abdullah II of Jordan to sack his government and appoint a new prime minister in an attempt to assuage protests led by opposition parties.
There have been protests across North Africa and into the Gulf. Even in Saudi Arabia, human rights groups say they have been encouraged by events to present once unthinkable demands for political rights and democracy.
King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia responded by giving his firm support at the weekend to Mr Mubarak, saying that the protesters were responsible for "malicious sedition".
Thousands of Yemenis have poured on to the streets including of the capital Sana'a in recent days amid growing discontent over unemployment, which stands at 40 per cent, and rising prices.
Clearly unnerved by the pace of developments in the region, Mr Saleh made it clear he was abandoning a suspected plan to create a family dynasty by handing over power to his son Ahmed, the powerful head of Yemen's Republican guard.
The concession marks a major reversal of policy. Last month, he introduced a constitutional amendment to parliament that would have effectively made him president for life.
Opposition leaders reacted cautiously to the president's latest pledge but refused to cancel Thursday's planned rally.
"We consider this initiative positive and we await concrete steps," said Mohammed al-Saadi, undersecretary of the Islamist Islah party, Yemen's largest opposition bloc.
The United States will be watching developments with concern, not least because Yemen has emerged as a leading base for militants linked to al Qaeda. Mr Saleh has allowed US special forces to take action against them.
Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, based in Yemen, was behind a failed plot to blow up a US airliner over Detroit on Christmas Day, 2009.
Because he gave virtually all the most powerful positions in the military to members of his family, Mr Saleh's departure risks creating a power vacuum that could embolden separatists in the north and south to step up their rebellions against the state.


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Weird Weather App
A psychedelic weather app, built with animated GIFs
What's a fun way to learn API integration? Leave it to the bouncing cats.
I designed and programmed this web app, using Javascript, jQuery, CSS, and HTML. I integrated the Google Maps API, the Forecast.io API, and the Giphy API. It's a fun experience that will render accurate weather by location keyword with fuzzy search, and when no locations are found, will attempt to interpret your text as an animation.


text: Not much is known about this video, other than it was uploaded last year in August of 2015. The up loader on YouTube only mentioned that they were with a group of people scouting out exchange 30 for the Hood to Coast race. One volunteer strapped a GoPro camera to their dog. As they wandered through the woods in Oregon, they stumbled upon what appears to be a Sasquatch. THEY STUMBLED UPON WHAT APPEARS TO BE A SASQUATCH This race is considered to be the mother of all relay races. Hood to Coast is a 198 mile long course. The event scheduled for this year will include some 12,600 runners and 3,600 volunteers. The race is scheduled to start at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood which is approximately 90 miles southeast from Portland, Oregon. It will finish on Saturday. READ MORE: http://www.disclose.tv/news/gopro_dog_captures_bigfoot_on_camera/134008


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While spreadsheets are a widely-accepted go-to for compliance and risk management activities, findings from Blue Hill Research present a number of considerations for the limitations they pose. Most of these issues are related to challenges supporting multi-stakeholder activities, manual processes, and difficulty in scaling and adapting to meet expansions in stakeholders, regulatory complexity, and changing business needs.
Blue Hill Research's whitepaper identifies spreadsheet alternatives, particularly software-based governance, risk and compliance (GRC) solutions. While investing in software can initially seem like a costlier alternative to spreadsheets, Blue Hill explains that as organizations encounter increasingly complex and changing regulatory and business environments, the limitations posed by spreadsheets begin to generate costs in the form of the productivity of compliance and risk staff and risk exposures.
The report's author, Principal Analyst David Houlihan, also noted the following feedback from the study's participants, which included senior compliance and risk function owners: "Overall, research participants reported that while the implementation of GRC entails the additional expenses of software investment, its corresponding reduction in the costs generated by spreadsheet-based processes provided significant improvement in enterprise value."
In conclusion, the Blue Hill Research report tracked comparisons of participants' experiences both prior to and after GRC implementation with the following findings: (1) reductions in report generation time from a matter of days to hours, (2) increases in reporting frequency from monthly or quarterly to weekly, (3) 25% to 30% reductions in time required to execute compliance and risk activities, and (4) "near real-time" awareness of risk and compliance performance.
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Ed Thomas leads ProcessUnity's marketing team and is responsible for the company's awareness, demand generation and thought-leadership programs. Ed has spent his 20-year career developing and implementing high-impact lead-generation and branding programs for high technology companies, including Stratus Technologies, aPriori, eXcelon, Banyan Systems and Lois Paul & Partners. In fact, ProcessUnity is his third Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) company, and he had served prior roles as the Director of Marketing at Cura Software Solutions and the Manager of Corporate Marketing at OpenPages. Ed holds a degree in journalism from Boston University. A home improvement enthusiast and woodworker, Ed spends his free time renovating his 1800's home with his wife, Penny. His work has appeared on HGTV and in This Old House Magazine.Follow on Twitter More Content by Ed Thomas